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Episode 4: Role Playing – What If’s and Should I’s
Episode 4: Role Playing – What If’s and Should I’s
Episode 4: Role Playing – What If’s and Should I’s
Thursday 1st January 1970
Join Dylan, Brian, and CJ as they role-play real-life drinking scenarios, offering biblical wisdom on responsible alcohol use.
7 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Role-Playing Realities: Making Wise Choices with Alcohol
Alcohol is meant, you know, when, rightly used as a celebratory thing, it is not a medication. You start using it to work with depression. Not a good thing.
Imagine navigating the tricky terrain of alcohol consumption with a mix of humor and wisdom. That's exactly what the hosts of 'Drinking and Thinking' bring to the table in this engaging, game show-style episode. Dylan, Brian, and CJ, part of the non-denominational ministry at the University of Kentucky, take on various drinking scenarios that many of us might face.
From sipping solo at home to sharing a drink on a date, they explore the nuances and grey areas that come with alcohol use. Their role-playing isn't just for laughs; it’s a deep dive into how biblical principles can guide our decisions around drinking. They ask each other tough questions like 'Is it wise to drink in this situation?' and 'Could this lead to compromising choices?'.
One memorable quote from the episode is, 'Alcohol is meant, you know, when rightly used as a celebratory thing, it is not a medication. You start using it to work with depression. Not a good thing'. This episode stands out by blending thoughtful discussion with a light-hearted format, making complex issues accessible and relatable. If you're looking for a thoughtful yet fun take on how to handle alcohol responsibly within a Christian framework, this episode is a must-listen.